Now I get to work on my in-progress felted bag, Dana's Lacy Shrug and Today I have to quickly make a ribbon shawl for my MIL. The shawl is the most pressing as it's deadline is Sunday - I'll finish it no problem.

My Pokey - taking the afghan for a test drive. The afghan pattern was from Donna Kooler's Colorful Afghans book. I used Caron Simply Soft (14 3-oz skeins) in color orchid. I made the pattern at 160 stitches instead of the 120 it called for.

Spread out on the king-sized bed for scale.

Edge Detail

Hammy Anna! She jumps up onto the bed and said "Mommy take MY picture!" So I did!
I'll keep you posted!
AmyDe
3 comments:
how absolutely gorgeous!!! I sympathize with how long (and boring) it was but ya gotta be proud of how beautiful it turned out! :-)
So beautiful! I love the color.
Hee, hee...I have a beagle named Pokey too. He looks an awful lot like yours'. Perhaps they were separated at birth?
Beautiful afghan.
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